Uber Freight sees growth in Canadian market

Uber Freight, an end-to-end enterprise suite powering intelligent logistics, said the company has seen growth in the Canadian market propelled by its collaborative shipping model.

Since 2021, Uber Freight’s engineered less-than-truckload (LTL) network has expanded by 50 per cent, contributing significantly to the company’s overall Canadian market growth. This translates to approximately $800 million in total freight under management (FUM).

“Canada is a crucial market for Uber Freight, and our unique LTL solutions have been a key driver of our success here,” said Craig Watson, vice-president and managing director (Canada) at Uber Freight. “Our collaborative network optimizes load combinations and routing, significantly improving reliability, efficiency and cost-effectiveness for shippers across the country.”

Uber Freight’s multi-stop LTL network moves more than 10,000 pallets out of the Greater Toronto Area per week, with over 4,500 pallets transported southbound into the United States. By combining shipments from multiple shippers into optimized, multi-stop routes, Uber Freight reduces unnecessary stops and improves overall shipment performance.